Phil from Maine

The weather up here is starting to warm up. Here yesterday it was 45 out and it has me getting that itch again toget the dogs out and woodcock will arive here around the end of the month. There is still to much snow to get out there so why not see some pointing pics? Here is what mine looks like if you can get the camera on him in time.

Phil from Maine

Here is another photo when I am behind the 8 ball and he has dropped his paw.

PA GOBBLER

the dog looks great Phil!!! for some reason everytime i try and get a pic of mine on point it doesnt work out for me. good topic i hope ya get lots of pics on this one

Doc E

Here's Casey (Pointing Lab).

PA GOBBLER

nice pic docE!!!!!!! he holds that head up good and high.

Doc E

PA Gob

His tail normally ends up at about 10 o'clock ------ Just not the case in this pic.



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Phil from Maine

Yes a nice pic Doc, and thanks PA, I also hope to see some more chime in with some more pics.

Doc E

I just ran across this pic of Casey's first point. He was a few days less than 12 weeks old. Admittedly, it is a sight point, but he held it for 37 seconds. The Grouse is straight out in a line from Casey's nose -- the bird is just barely on the other side of the fallen tree.





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camelcluch

/\/\/\ Chalk one up for the P/Ls! Good to see the pointing labs make a showing, especially the ones from Black Forest.

PA GOBBLER

This is Husker